The "yoked control" experiments performed during operant conditioning of the aerial respiratory behavior of the pond snail are performed to control for: A. the lack of oxygen in the beaker B. any animals that crawl out of the beaker C. any detrimental effects that the poke to the pneumostome may have on behavior O D. any animals that are not clever enough to learn the association O E. all of the above

The "yoked control" experiments performed during operant conditioning of the aerial respiratory behavior of the pond snail are performed to control for: A. the lack of oxygen in the beaker B. any animals that crawl out of the beaker C. any detrimental effects that the poke to the pneumostome may have on behavior O D. any animals that are not clever enough to learn the association O E. all of the above

Essentials Of Human Development

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Chapter1: The Study Of Human Development

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